The Ankara Central Wastewater Treatment Plant was started on 5 June 1992 and was completed on 1 February 1998. The facility area is in the Tatlar Village of Sincan District, 45 km west of the city centre. The treated water discharge place is Ankara Stream and finaldischarge place is Sakarya River.

It serves for an equivalent population of approximately 4 million with a capacity of 765.000 m³/ day in the 1st Phase. “Classic activated sludge system with surface aeration” is adopted as the treatment process.

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The facility co-generates its energy from its biogases reactor as a result of the mud assimilation process at an average of 70% of its total installed power (10 MW). It is planning to expand to full average capacity of 1,380,000 m³/d until 2025. The concept of the plant allows for extension of advanced technology for nitrogen and phosphorus removal.

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